English-Azerbaijani dictionary

vestibule [vestɪbjuːl] noun

1 (formal) an entrance hall of a large building, for example where hats and coats can be left: The flooring of the church vestibule is made of Italian marble.

az: dəhliz, vestibül

ru: вестибюль, вагонный тамбур с крытым переходом

2 a space at the end of a coach/car on a train that connects it with the next coach/car

az: dəhliz

ru: преддверие, передняя

vestigial [veˈstɪdʒiəl] adjective

remaining as the last small part of something that used to exist: vestigial traces of an earlier culture; It is often possible to see the vestigial remains of rear limbs on some snakes.

az: itən, itməkdə olan

ru: остаточный, исчезающий

vestment [ˈvestmənt] noun

a piece of clothing worn by a priest during church services

az: geyim, libas, paltar, mərasim paltarı/libası

ru: одежда, одеяние, риза, облачение

vestry [ˈvestri] noun (pl. vestries)

a room in a church where a priest prepares for a service by putting on special clothes and where various objects used in worship are kept

az: keşiş cübbələrinin saxlandığı yer

ru: ризница, собрание налогоплательщиков прихода, собрание прихожан, помещение для молитвенных и других собраний

vetch [vetʃ] noun

a plant of the pea family. There are several types of vetch, one of which is used as food for farm animals.

az: çölnoxudu (yemotu)

ru: горошек, вика

vexatious [vekˈseɪʃəs] adjective

making you feel upset or annoyed

az: kədərli, kədərləndirici, acı, təəssüflü, təəssüf ediləcək

ru: досадный, сутяжнический, стеснительный, обременительный, крючкотворный, неудобный, беспокойный, сопряженный с неприятностями

vexed [vekst] adjective

1 a problem that is difficult to deal with: The conference spent days discussing the vexed question of border controls.

az: mübahisəli, davalı, əngəlli

ru: раздосадованный

2 upset or annoyed: Are you vexed with me?

az: dilxor, pərt, məyus, qıcıqlandırılmış

ru: подавленный

vial [ˈvaɪəl] noun

a small glass container, for medicine or perfume: a vial of pills/perfume/toilet water

az: şüşə, şüşə qab, ampula, flakon

ru: пузырек, флакон, бутылочка

vibrancy [vaɪbrənsi] noun

the quality of being full of life and energy: the vibrancy of Caribbean culture

az: vibrasiya, titrəçə, titrəyiş

ru: вибрация

vibrant [vaɪbrənt] adjective

full of life and energy: a vibrant city; Thailand is at its most vibrant during the New Year celebrations.

az: titrəyən, əsən
ru: трепещущий, вибрирующий, дрожащий,  резонирующий

vicarious [vɪˈkeəriəs] adjective

felt or experienced by watching or reading about somebody else doing something, rather than by doing it yourself: He got a vicarious thrill out of watching his son score the winning goal.

az: əvəzedici, əvəz edən

ru: замещающий другого, сделанный за другого

vice-admiral [vais’æd.mɪ.rəl] noun

an officer of very high rank in the navy

az: vitse-admiral

ru: вице-адмирал

vice-president [vais’prezidənt] noun

the person below the president of a country in rank, who takes control of the country if the president is not able to

az: vits-prezident, prezident müavini

ru: вице-президент

viceroy [vaɪsrɔɪ] noun

(often used as a title) (in the past) a person who was sent by a king or queen to govern a colony

az: canişin, sərdar

ru: вице-король, наместник короля

vicissitude [vɪˈsɪsɪtjuːd] noun

one of the many changes and problems in a situation or in your life, that you have to deal with: the vicissitudes of family life

az: dəyişkənlik, qərarsızlıq, səbatsızlıq, fanilik

ru: смена, перемена, превратность, чередование